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I've kinda gotten less interested in fondling non-sentients as I've gotten older.

As much as I agree with the choices above, my heart still loves "For Alto." It made such a profound impression on my 12 year old ears, that I started playing alto within weeks of buying that LP. I also included a track from it on my first disc jockey audition tape for my first radio show when I was 15. It has definitely stayed with me ever since.

RIP David Sanborn: See Him Play Alongside Miles Davis, Randy Newman, Sun Ra, Leonard Cohen and Others on His TV Show Night Music

Dusty Springfield & Jimi Hendrix TV duet of "Mockingbird"

Professional performer with a lovely eccentricity. Spent time watching her about 20 years ago during rehearsals and performances and chatting during food breaks day and night. Happy to see her success.

I agree with the sentiment, but this wasn't his debut album.

I've got a few albums with him on them, but haven't heard his name in a while. He died in 2009.

Hearing fresh sounds stops me in my tracks. That happens more when you're younger, simply because of general mathematics.

Anthony Davis article

with Dewey Redman, Sirone, and Errol Parker

Really enjoying this. Check out the liner notes: